This guide assumes you are familiar with unit-testing and JUnit.
For a simple example we are going to test a publish/subscribe message system. A Publisher sends objects to zero or more Subscribers. We want to test the Publisher, which involves testing its interactions with its Subscribers.
The Subscriber interface looks like this:
interface Subscriber { void receive(String message); }
We will test that a Publisher sends a message to a single registered Subscriber. To test interactions between the Publisher and the Subscriber we will use a mock Subscriber object.
First we must import the jMock classes, define our test fixture class and define a test case method.
import org.jmock.*; class PublisherTest extends MockObjectTestCase { public void testOneSubscriberReceivesAMessage() { } }
We will now write the body of the
testOneSubscriberReceivesAMessage
method.
We first set up the context in which our test will execute. We create a Publisher to test. We create a mock Subscriber that should receive the message. We then register the Subscriber with the Publisher. Finally we create a message object to publish.
Mock mockSubscriber = mock(Subscriber.class); Publisher publisher = new Publisher(); publisher.add( (Subscriber)mockSubscriber.proxy() ); final String message = "message";
Next we define expectations on the mock Subscriber that specify
the methods that we expect to be called upon it during the test run. We
expect the receive method to be called with a single argument, the message
that will be sent. The eq
method is defined in the
MockObjectTestCase class and specifies a "constraint" on the value of the
argument passed to the subscriber: we expect the argument to be the equal
to the message, but not necessarily the same object. (jMock
provides several constraint types
that can be used to precisely specify expected argument values). We don't
need to specify what will be returned from the receive method because it
has a void return type.
mockSubscriber.expects(once()).method("receive").with( eq(message) );
We then execute the code that we want to test.
publisher.publish(message);
After the test has finished, jMock will verify that the mock Subscriber was called as expected. If the expected calls were not made, the test will fail.
Here is the complete test.
import org.jmock.*; class PublisherTest extends MockObjectTestCase { public void testOneSubscriberReceivesAMessage() { // set up Mock mockSubscriber = mock(Subscriber.class); Publisher publisher = new Publisher(); publisher.add((Subscriber) mockSubscriber.proxy()); final String message = "message"; // expectations mockSubscriber.expects(once()).method("receive").with( eq(message) ); // execute publisher.publish(message); } }
That concludes this quick introduction. More advanced topics are covered in other tutorials.


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In all source code (except in libraries) you can use the following predefined functions:
e
: a shortcut for Math.E
, i.e. the Euler's numberpi
: a shortcut for Math.PI
, i.e. the pi constantabs
: a shortcut for Math.Abs
, i.e. the absolute value of a numberacos
: a shortcut for Math.Acos
, i.e. the arccosineasin
: a shortcut for Math.Asin
, i.e. the arcsineatan
: a shortcut for Math.Atan
, i.e. the arctangentceiling
: a shortcut for Math.Ceiling
, i.e. the ceiling of a numbercos
: a shortcut for Math.Cos
, i.e. the cosinecosh
: a shortcut for Math.Cosh
, i.e. the hyperbolic cosineexp
: a shortcut for Math.Exp
, i.e. the exponential functionfloor
: a shortcut for Math.Floor
, i.e. the floor of a numberlog
: a shortcut for Math.Log
, i.e. the natural logarithmln
: a shortcut for Math.Log
, i.e. the natural logarithmlog10
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: a shortcut for Math.Max
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: a shortcut for Math.Min
, i.e. the minimum of two numberspow
: a shortcut for Math.Pow
, i.e. the exponentiation of two numbers sin
: a shortcut for Math.Sin
, i.e. the sinesinh
: a shortcut for Math.Sinh
, i.e. the hyperbolic sinesqrt
: a shortcut for Math.Sqrt
, i.e. the square roottan
: a shortcut for Math.Tan
, i.e. the tangenttanh
: a shortcut for Math.Tanh
, i.e. the hyperbolic tangentFunction1D(string name)
: returns a 1D function of the named item that can be passed to an integration
or differentiation function.diff(JohnsHope.Analysis.IFunction1D f, double x, out double abserr)
: returns the derivative of the function
f
at point x
with the absolute error abserr
. To compute the derivative of a
named 1D function item you would write diff(Function1D("name of the item"), x, out abserr);
dfdx
same as diff
.diffp(JohnsHope.Analysis.IParametricFunction1D f, double x, int n, out double abserr)
: returns the derivative
df/dp of the n-th parameter f.p[n]
.dfdp
: same as diffp
intq(JohnsHope.Analysis.IFunction1D f, double a, double b, double epsabs, double epsrel, out double abserr)
:
computes the integral of the function f
at equally spaced abscissas. The integral is computed until the estimated
absoulte error is below either epsabs
or the estimated relative error is below epsrel
.intqa(JohnsHope.Analysis.IFunction1D f, double a, double b, double epsabs, double epsrel, int memlimit,
float smoothness, out double abserr)
: computes the integral of the function f
with an adaptive stepsize,
accoring to the smoothness of the function. Similar to intq, the integral is computed untitl the estimated
absoulte error is below either epsabs
or the estimated relative error is below epsrel
or until the memory
consumption is above memlimit
. The parameter smoothness
is a float value between 0 and 1, where 1 stands for a
smooth function and 0 for a non-smooth funtion (You must append an F letter to this parameter, so the compiler will interpret the number
correctly as a float number).Function2D(string name)
: returns a 2D function of the named item that can be passed to an integration or
differentiation function.diffx(JohnsHope.Analysis.IFunction2D f, double x, double y, out double abserr)
: returns the derivative df/dx of
a two dimensional function f
.diffy(JohnsHope.Analysis.IFunction2D f, double x, double y, out double abserr)
: returns the derivative df/dy of
a two dimensional function f
.diffp(JohnsHope.Analysis.IParametricFunction2D f, double x, double y, int n, out double abserr)
: return the
derivative df/dp of a two dimensional parametric function and the n-th parameter f.p[n]
.dfdx
: same as diffx
.dfdy
: same as diffy
.dfdp
: same as diffp
. You can set global using
directives in the compiler options. The namespace System.Diagnostics
is imported by default, so you can use the methods Debug.Write
and
Debug.WriteLine
in your code. You can watch the debug output in the console window.


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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Simon Hopkinson’s slow-cooked lamb marries French technique with English soul for a tempting family dish.
Preheat the oven to 150C/300F/Gas 2.
Season the lamb with salt and freshly ground white pepper. Melt the dripping or oil in a large, lidded roomy casserole dish until hot. Place the lamb breast into the casserole dish, turn down the heat and colour well on all sides, until golden-brown.
Add half of the onions to make a bed of onions on which to rest the lamb and add the lamb back into to the dish. Tuck in the bay leaf and cover with the remaining onions.
Cut a circle of greaseproof paper slightly bigger than the diameter of the dish. Dampen it, lightly grease one side, and press it onto the onions (greased side down). Put on the lid cook in the oven for about three hours. After an hour, remove the dish to see whether the onion mixture has reduced and to check that the natural juices are running. Scrape down the side of the dish if the onions have stuck. Replace the paper and lid and place the dish into the oven again.
After about three hours of cooking (check after another hour), push a skewer into the lamb to see how tender it is; there should be little resistance. Lift out the meat, put it into a small roasting tin and cover with foil. Turn down the oven to 140C/275F/Gas 1, and return the meat to the oven while you finish the onions.
Remove the bay leaf from the onions and drain the onions, reserving the cooking juices. Put the onions back into the casserole.  Pour the liquid back in with the onions, and simmer until the volume of liquid has reduced by half. Stir in the vinegar and anchovy essence.
Season the onions to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Finally, stir in the parsley.
Remove the lamb from the oven (if any meaty juices have exuded from the resting lamb, add them to the onions), cut off the strings and thickly slice the meat. Arrange the slices onto a hot serving dish and pile the onions alongside.


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Measure ONNX runtime performances#
The following example shows how to use the
command line to compare one or two runtimes
with scikit-learn.
It relies on function validate_runtime
which can be called
from python or through a command line
described in page Command lines.
Run the benchmark#
The following line creates a folder used to dump information about models which failed during the benchmark.
import os
import matplotlib.image as mpimg
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import pandas
if not os.path.exists("dump_errors"):
os.mkdir("dump_errors")
The benchmark can be run with a python instruction or a command line:
python -m mlprodict validate_runtime -v 1 --out_raw data.csv --out_summary summary.csv
-b 1 --dump_folder dump_errors --runtime python,onnxruntime1
--models LinearRegression,DecisionTreeRegressor
--n_features 4,10 --out_graph bench_png
-t "{\"1\":{\"number\":10,\"repeat\":10},\"10\":{\"number\":5,\"repeat\":5}}"
We use the python instruction in this example.
from mlprodict.cli import validate_runtime
validate_runtime(
verbose=1,
out_raw="data.csv", out_summary="summary.csv",
benchmark=True, dump_folder="dump_errors",
runtime=['python', 'onnxruntime1'],
models=['LinearRegression', 'DecisionTreeRegressor'],
n_features=[4, 10], dtype="32",
out_graph="bench.png",
time_kwargs={
1: {"number": 100, "repeat": 100},
10: {"number": 50, "repeat": 50},
100: {"number": 40, "repeat": 50},
1000: {"number": 40, "repeat": 40},
10000: {"number": 20, "repeat": 20},
}
)
Out:
time_kwargs={1: {'number': 100, 'repeat': 100}, 10: {'number': 50, 'repeat': 50}, 100: {'number': 40, 'repeat': 50}, 1000: {'number': 40, 'repeat': 40}, 10000: {'number': 20, 'repeat': 20}}
[enumerate_validated_operator_opsets] opset in [15, None].
0%| | 0/2 [00:00<?, ?it/s]
LinearRegression : 0%| | 0/2 [00:00<?, ?it/s][enumerate_compatible_opset] opset in [15, None].
LinearRegression : 50%|##### | 1/2 [04:04<04:04, 244.75s/it]
DecisionTreeRegressor : 50%|##### | 1/2 [04:04<04:04, 244.75s/it][enumerate_compatible_opset] opset in [15, None].
DecisionTreeRegressor : 100%|##########| 2/2 [05:20<00:00, 145.20s/it]
DecisionTreeRegressor : 100%|##########| 2/2 [05:20<00:00, 160.13s/it]
Saving raw_data into 'data.csv'.
Saving summary into 'summary.csv'.
Saving graph into 'bench.png'.
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Let’s show the results.
df = pandas.read_csv("summary.csv")
df.head(n=2).T
Let’s display the graph generated by the function.
img = mpimg.imread('bench.png')
fig = plt.imshow(img)
fig.axes.get_xaxis().set_visible(False)
fig.axes.get_yaxis().set_visible(False)
plt.show()
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sets: Sets, Generalized Sets, Customizable Sets and Intervals
Data structures and basic operations for ordinary sets,
generalizations such as fuzzy sets, multisets, and
fuzzy multisets, customizable sets, and intervals.
| Version: |
1.0-18 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.7.0) |
| Imports: |
graphics, grDevices, stats, utils |
| Suggests: |
proxy |
| Published: |
2017-12-12 |
| Author: |
David Meyer [aut, cre],
Kurt Hornik [aut],
Christian Buchta [ctb] |
| Maintainer: |
David Meyer <David.Meyer at R-project.org> |
| License: |
GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Citation: |
sets citation info |
| Materials: |
NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
sets results |
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DAKS, kst, kstIO, NHEMOtree, pks |
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Provides a simple and efficient wrapper around the fastest Fourier transform in the west (FFTW) <http://www.fftw.org/> library.
| Version: | 1.0-4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Published: | 2017-05-01 |
| Author: | Olaf Mersmann [aut], Sebastian Krey [ctb], Uwe Ligges [ctb, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Uwe Ligges <ligges at statistik.tu-dortmund.de> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | fftw3 (>= 3.1.2) |
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Interface of all matrices.
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| T | Transpose () |
| | Gets the transpose(switch row number and column number) of the matrix. More...
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| void | ExchangeRow (int i, int j) |
| | Exchanges i -th row and j -th row. More...
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| void | AddRowMultiplication (int augend, int addend, float multiplier) |
| | Adds addend -th row that all elements are multiplied by multiplier to augend -th row. More...
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| void | MultiplyRow (int row, int multiplier) |
| | Multiply multiplier to each element of the row -th row. More...
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| int | Row [get] |
| | Gets the number of rows of the matrix. More...
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| int | Column [get] |
| | Gets the number of columns of the matrix. More...
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Interface of all matrices.
- Template Parameters
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Definition at line 355 of file UDEMath_Structure.cs.
◆ AddRowMultiplication()
Adds addend -th row that all elements are multiplied by multiplier to augend -th row.
- Parameters
-
| augend | Row to be added by addend -th row |
| addend | Row to add to augend -th row |
| multiplier | Number to multiply to each element of addend -th row |
- Exceptions
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| ArgumentException | Thrown when either augend or addend are out of bounds |
◆ ExchangeRow()
Exchanges i -th row and j -th row.
- Parameters
-
| i | Row to exchange |
| j | Row to exchange |
- Exceptions
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| ArgumentException | Thrown when either i or j are out of bounds |
◆ MultiplyRow()
Multiply multiplier to each element of the row -th row.
- Parameters
-
| row | Row to be multiplied by multiplier |
| multiplier | Number to multiply |
- Exceptions
-
| ArgumentException | Thrown when row is out of bounds |
◆ Transpose()
Gets the transpose(switch row number and column number) of the matrix.
- Returns
- Transpose of the matrix
◆ Column
◆ Row
The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:
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|---|
| DataBag
A collection of Tuples.
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| DataByteArray
An implementation of byte array.
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| WritableByteArray
A reusable byte buffer implementation
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| Class and Description |
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| Class and Description |
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| DataBag
A collection of Tuples.
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| DataByteArray
An implementation of byte array.
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| DataBag
A collection of Tuples.
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| TupleFactory
A factory to construct tuples.
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| TupleRawComparator
This interface is intended to compare Tuples.
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| Class and Description |
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| DataBag
A collection of Tuples.
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| TupleFactory
A factory to construct tuples.
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| Class and Description |
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| BagFactory
Factory for constructing different types of bags.
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| TupleFactory
A factory to construct tuples.
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| Class and Description |
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| Class and Description |
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| BagFactory
Factory for constructing different types of bags.
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| DataBag
A collection of Tuples.
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| SchemaTuple
A SchemaTuple is a type aware tuple that is much faster and more memory efficient.
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| SchemaTupleFactory
This is an implementation of TupleFactory that will instantiate
SchemaTuple's.
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| TupleFactory
A factory to construct tuples.
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| TupleMaker |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| Class and Description |
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| Class and Description |
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| Class and Description |
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| DataBag
A collection of Tuples.
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| Class and Description |
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| Class and Description |
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| Tuple
An ordered list of Data.
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| TupleFactory
A factory to construct tuples.
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| Class and Description |
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| DataBag
A collection of Tuples.
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An implementation of byte array.
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An ordered list of Data.
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Factory for constructing different types of bags.
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A collection of Tuples.
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| DataByteArray
An implementation of byte array.
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An ordered list of Data.
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| TupleFactory
A factory to construct tuples.
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| WritableByteArray
A reusable byte buffer implementation
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A collection of Tuples.
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Factory for constructing different types of bags.
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Default implementation of TupleFactory.
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A factory to construct tuples.
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This tuple has a faster (de)serialization mechanism.
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3 murder suspects arrested in Hanover Park
by Canny MaphangaWestern Cape police nabbed three murder suspects during the early hours of Wednesday in Hanover Park.
A 30-year-old man was arrested following a murder committed on Sunday at about 03:30 in Athburg Walk, Hanover Park.
"The deceased sustained gunshot wounds to his abdomen, chest and buttocks and later succumbed to his wounds at the medical facility where he was taken to for medical assistance," police spokesperson Captain FC van Wyk said in a statement on Wednesday.
The suspect is expected to appear in the Athlone Magistrate's Court on Thursday.
Meanwhile, in an unrelated case, two suspects, aged 19 and 28, appeared in the Athlone Magistrate's Court on Wednesday on a charge of murder.
"This after a 28-year-old female was caught in a crossfire in Athburg Walk, Hanover Park.
"On Sunday at about 16:00, the female sustained a gunshot wound to her upper body. She died on the scene due to her injuries. Rapid action by the police led to the arrest of the two murder suspects," Van Wyk said.
The police have yet to determine whether or not the above incidents are gang-related.
They are calling on members of the public with any information about the shootings to contact the Philippi police station.


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adds a parallel state to the state machine queue
- Parameters
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| actions | the array of actions to create a state from |
| timeout_ms | the timeout in ms of the state |
◆ addSequential()
| void frc.lib.statemachine.StateMachineDescriptor.addSequential |
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timeout_ms |
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adds a sequential state to the state machine queue
- Parameters
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| timeout_ms | the timeout in ms of the state |
◆ getStates()
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gets the queue object underlying the descriptor
- Returns
- the queue containing all the states
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code to run when the state machine is stopped
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Expressions and Functions (W1D1) - Learning Objectives
Expressions
- Given a working REPL interface, write and execute a statement that will print "hello world" using console.log
- We can use the
console.log
function to print out statements during code execution. While we are learning introductory material, this may be our end goal. Moving forward, console.log
will become very valuable not as an end result, but as a tool to aid us in debugging larger and more complex pieces of code.
- Identify that strings are a list of characters defined by using double or single quotes
- In JavaScript, we can define a string using either double or single quotes. Both implementations will be treated the same.
- In general, we want to be consistent in our code. If we start out using single quotes, use them throughout!
- Given an arithmetic expression using +, -, *, /, %, compute its value
- We can use the following expressions for mathematical operations in our code:
| + |
Addition |
7 + 4 |
11 |
| - |
Subtraction |
8 - 3 |
5 |
| * |
Multiplication |
3 * 6 |
18 |
| / |
Division |
9 / 3 |
3 |
| % |
*Modulo |
7 % 5 |
2 |
- If you are unfamiliar with the term, modulo can be though of as the remainder when doing division.
- Given an expression, predict if its value is NaN
- In general, any nonsensical arithmetic will result in NaN.
- Math operations involving
undefined
is perhaps the most common mistake:
- Construct the truth tables for &&, ||, !
&&
means both sides must be true. (AND)
||
means at least one side must be true. (OR)
!
negates a value, flipping true/false. (NOT)
- The following table could be expanded to many combinations of
&&
, ||
, !
, and ()
to group those operations:
| True |
True |
True |
True |
False |
False |
| True |
False |
False |
True |
False |
True |
| False |
True |
False |
True |
True |
False |
| False |
False |
False |
False |
True |
True |
- Given an expression consisting of >, >=, ===, <, <=, compute it's value
| > |
greater than |
10 > 4 |
True |
| >= |
greater than or equal to |
10 >= (6 + 4) |
True |
| === |
equal to |
10 === (5 + 5) |
False |
| < |
less than |
10 < (12 - 2) |
False |
| <= |
less than or equal to |
10 <= (12 - 2) |
True |
- Apply De Morgan's law to a boolean expression
- De Morgan's law explains how to distribute
!
(a negation) across parentheses.
- If we would like to distribute the negation, we also have to flip the comparison operator between
&&
and ||
:
!(A || B)
is equivalent to !A && !B
- In words: "Neither A or B can be true -> Both A and B must be false"
!(A && B)
is equivalent to !A || !B
- In words: "A and B cannot both be true -> A is false or B is false"
- Given an expression that utilizes operator precedence, compute its value
- Standard mathematical operator precedence takes place in JavaScript (PEMDAS)
- 2 + 3 * 4 === 14
- 4 % 3 + 6 / 2 === 4 (modulo takes place with multiplication/division)
- Given an expression, use the grouping operator to change it's evaluation
- Reflecting on order of operations, parentheses (grouping operators) are highest priority. Anything inside is evaluated first.
- 2 + 3 * 4 === 14
- (2 + 3) * 4 === 20
- Given expressions using == and ===, compute their values
===
is used for strict equality, while ==
may coerce a value into another type in order to compare them.
- This coercion can sometimes be hard to predict, so we generaly try to avoid it, opting for a
===
strict equality check.
- Given a code snippet using postfix ++, postfix –, +=, -=, /=, *=, predict the value of labeled lines
- We can use the shorthand in order to perform common mathematical operations and reassignments for a variable.
- Create and assign a variable using
let
to a string, integer, and a boolean. Read its value and print to the console.
- The keyword
let
creates a variable with the given name.
- We can assign the variable immediately, or later on in our code. If it is not given a value right away, the default value is
undefined
.
- In JavaScript, a variable can be reassigned to a completely different type without issue, so a variable that previously held an integer can be reassigned to a string, etc.
- Whenever we want to use the value in our code, we can reference the variable name.
Intro to Functions
- Define a function using function declaration
- We can use the keyword
function
to define a function.
- A function declaration requires three components:
- The name of the function
- Parameters that the function will utilize, declared within
()
- The code to run when the function is invoked, written within
{}
- Define a function that calculates the average of two numbers, call it, pass in arguments, and print it's return value
- Identify the difference between parameters vs arguments
- Parameters are the list of variables that are specified during a function declaration. They are what are referenced in the code that is run when the function is invoked.
- Arguments are the values that are passed in to the function when it is invoked.
- In the example above,
number1
and number2
are the parameters while 100
and 90
are the arguments.


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Gaussian Distribution
Overview
The Gaussian distribution, also known as the normal distribution, describes most naturally occurring phenomenon. It has a bell shaped curve which is shifted and scaled by two parameters: the mean and standard deviation.
Parameters
- mean (μ): The average value in the distribution. It serves as the location parameter.
- standard deviation (σ): The average distance values from the distribution are from the mean value. This parameter sets the spread or width of the distribution.
Applications and Examples
The normal distribution is used to model natural phenomenon. Examples of such phenomenon are shown below.
- Length of adult species of Flounder caught by a fishing vessel.
- Frequencies present in White Noise (double check this one, maybe different wording)
- Weight of adult females (or males) in Philadelphia, PA.
Interesting Properties
References


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Published: 02 May 2014
Outsourcing software development to India has become a venture that claims to offer better cost savings and faster product development. But, over the past few years, more and more companies are turning back to the US for their software development. This is because India’s lack of resource availability, quality and communication has highlighted why sending projects to the country often leads in higher costs and poorer quality of products.
Resources are Lacking
Resources in India are highly complex. Finding the talent needed to develop your software product is hard enough, and there are more jobs open in India than there are qualified individuals. Even if you are able to find a company to outsource development to, it could take you months to find that person.
The Quality of Resources is Poor
In the United States, it takes years to become a great software developer.  But, in India a lot of people who are given software development jobs have had less than six months of training and some have had only a few weeks.
Turnover Rates are Tremendously High
In India, most software development companies have a significant turnover rate. Usually they encounter 8 to 10 percent. While this number doesn’t sound significant, if you ask the same company what their turnover rate is on a project, you’ll see numbers that are in the 50 percent mark. That means 50 percent of the staff that starts on your project will not be there by the end.
Communications Are Difficult
The time difference alone between the United States and India is enough. With a 12 hour difference, there is no reasonable hour you can speak to your software development team in India without staying up until the middle of the night. That means you often are left communicating via email, which means slower delivery times and more holds on your project.
Work Ethics Are Lacking
It can be difficult to motivate the employees in India to work quickly on your project. In fact, it could be weeks or even months with little to no progress on the project itself. This is primarily due to a communication and cultural differences issue. The employees in India don’t understand the ultimate goal of your development project. They don’t understand how it will be used – they will never use it themselves – therefore, it is hard to be motivated to work hard and deliver quality work.
You’ll Spend More in the Long Run
Most people assume that outsourcing to India means significant cost-savings.  In most cases, you’re paying for one senior development professional, and the rest are trainees that have little to no software development experience. That leaves you with low-quality workforce and a low-quality product.
Neubloc has found a revolutionary way to outsource software development. Whether you are creating a relatively new product or just revamping something already out there, you need a company you can trust and one that will deliver a quality, efficient product. Learn more by contacting the team at Neubloc today.


Package com.ae2dms.GameObject.Objects
Class Crate
java.lang.Object
com.ae2dms.GameObject.AbstractGameObject
com.ae2dms.GameObject.Objects.Crate
- All Implemented Interfaces:
Movable
,java.io.Serializable
public class Crate extends AbstractGameObject implements Movable
Crate that Player can move, all Crate on Diamond means victory
- See Also:
- Serialized Form
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description javafx.scene.layout.StackPane
cheatingView
The Cheating view.private javafx.scene.image.Image
CRATE_IMAGE
private javafx.scene.image.Image
CRATE_ON_DIAMOND_IMAGE
private GameGrid
diamondsGrid
(package private) GameGrid
floorGrid
The Floor grid.boolean
isCheating
The Is cheating.private java.util.UUID
uuid
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description private void
animateCrate(java.awt.Point direction)
create a animation that move the Crate to which directionjava.lang.Boolean
canMoveBy(java.awt.Point delta)
whether Crate can move by this direction Crate can only move when the direction is a Floorprivate java.lang.Boolean
canMoveTo(java.awt.Point destination)
whether this Crate can move by this direction Crate can only move if the destination is Floorboolean
equals(java.lang.Object object)
char
getCharSymbol()
Gets char symbol.private javafx.scene.image.Image
getCrateImage()
private javafx.scene.image.Image
getCrateOnDiamondImage()
java.lang.String
getStringSymbol()
Gets string symbol.int
hashCode()
java.lang.Boolean
isOnDiamond()
Is on diamond boolean.void
moveBy(java.awt.Point delta)
should be called only after calling canMoveBy() move this Crate by this directionprivate void
moveToFloor(java.awt.Point targetPosition)
move this crate to targetPositionjavafx.scene.image.ImageView
render()
Render image view.javafx.scene.layout.StackPane
renderCheating()
Render the cheating view of this Cratevoid
settleDown()
settle down this Crate and exit Cheating Modevoid
shakeAnimation(java.awt.Point direction)
create a shaking animation which indicates that Crate cannot be moved in this directionprivate void
updatePosition(java.awt.Point position)
Methods inherited from class com.ae2dms.GameObject.AbstractGameObject
at, toString
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
Methods inherited from interface com.ae2dms.GameObject.Movable
moveMoreThanOneStep
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Field Details
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floorGrid
GameGrid floorGridThe Floor grid. -
isCheating
public boolean isCheatingThe Is cheating. -
CRATE_IMAGE
private transient javafx.scene.image.Image CRATE_IMAGE -
CRATE_ON_DIAMOND_IMAGE
private transient javafx.scene.image.Image CRATE_ON_DIAMOND_IMAGE -
uuid
private final java.util.UUID uuid -
cheatingView
public transient javafx.scene.layout.StackPane cheatingViewThe Cheating view. -
diamondsGrid
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Constructor Details
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Crate
Instantiates a new Crate.- Parameters:
linksTo
- the links toatX
- the at xatY
- the at y
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Method Details
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getCrateImage
private javafx.scene.image.Image getCrateImage() -
getCrateOnDiamondImage
private javafx.scene.image.Image getCrateOnDiamondImage() -
getCharSymbol
public char getCharSymbol()Description copied from class:AbstractGameObject
Gets char symbol.- Specified by:
getCharSymbol
in classAbstractGameObject
- Returns:
- the character representation of this GameObject
-
getStringSymbol
public java.lang.String getStringSymbol()Description copied from class:AbstractGameObject
Gets string symbol.- Specified by:
getStringSymbol
in classAbstractGameObject
- Returns:
- the string representation of this GameObject
-
render
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView render()Description copied from class:AbstractGameObject
Render image view.- Specified by:
render
in classAbstractGameObject
- Returns:
- the Crate image with selected colour
-
renderCheating
public javafx.scene.layout.StackPane renderCheating()Render the cheating view of this Crate- Returns:
- stack pane
-
canMoveBy
public java.lang.Boolean canMoveBy(java.awt.Point delta)whether Crate can move by this direction Crate can only move when the direction is a Floor -
moveBy
should be called only after calling canMoveBy() move this Crate by this direction- Specified by:
moveBy
in interfaceMovable
- Parameters:
delta
- how far to be moved- Throws:
IllegalMovementException
-
settleDown
public void settleDown()settle down this Crate and exit Cheating Mode -
moveToFloor
private void moveToFloor(java.awt.Point targetPosition)move this crate to targetPosition- Parameters:
targetPosition
- position to be moved to
-
isOnDiamond
public java.lang.Boolean isOnDiamond()Is on diamond boolean.- Returns:
- whether this Crate is on Diamond
-
canMoveTo
private java.lang.Boolean canMoveTo(java.awt.Point destination)whether this Crate can move by this direction Crate can only move if the destination is Floor- Parameters:
destination
- point of destination- Returns:
- boolean can move or not
-
updatePosition
private void updatePosition(java.awt.Point position) -
animateCrate
private void animateCrate(java.awt.Point direction)create a animation that move the Crate to which direction- Parameters:
direction
-
-
shakeAnimation
public void shakeAnimation(java.awt.Point direction)create a shaking animation which indicates that Crate cannot be moved in this direction- Parameters:
direction
- the direction
-
hashCode
public int hashCode()- Overrides:
hashCode
in classjava.lang.Object
-
equals
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object object)- Overrides:
equals
in classjava.lang.Object
-


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{% for ver in verify%}
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Move this goal {%endif%} {%endfor%} |
{% for don in done%}
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You can see the effect keep-all
and nowrap
CSS settings have by selecting different options and then adjusting the width of the text box to see how the text wraps:
word-break
setting for the text block to either normal
or keep-all
white-space
setting for each individual word to either normal
or nowrap
There are two ways Korean text should be split across lines (based on Cardinal Rules of Korean-Language Layout by Steven Bammel, president of Korean Consulting & Translation Service):
The default browser action is to split Korean words (as well as Chinese and Japanese) anywhere in the word, which is fine for justified text, but not good for left aligned text. The word-break: keep-all;
property, which keeps Korean words from splitting, was added to the CSS3 specification around 2011. As of 2015, all of the latest major browser versions support keep-all.
The problem is the Android internet browser that comes with many smartphones does not get updated the way other apps do. This leaves a number of potential visitors with a browser that doesn’t support keep-all
, which could result in some visitors having a different experience from what you have designed.
I wrap every Korean word in <span> </span>
tags, and style the tags as: white-space: nowrap;
. This keeps the words together. I use a JavaScript plugin to add the <span>
tags when the page loads.


JOINS
- It is used to retrieve data from multiple tables.
- It is performed whenever you need to fetch records from two or more tables.
- Join clause is used to combine or compare rows from two or more tables, based on related column between them.
Types of Joins:
➢INNERJOIN (SIMPLE JOIN) OR EQUI JOIN
➢NATURAL JOIN
➢OUTER JOIN
- LEFT OUTER JOIN (LEFT JOIN)
- RIGHT OUTER JOIN (RIGHT JOIN)
➢CROSS JOIN/CARTESIAN JOIN
➢SELF JOIN
INNER JOIN (SIMPLE JOIN) OR EQUI JOIN
The INNER JOIN is used to returntherows from multiple tables where the join condition is satisfied.
It is most common type of join.
Inner join is applicable only if there is commoncolumn, ifnot then inner join is invalid.
Syntax
of inner join:
Select */exp
From table1 inner join table2
On table1.column=table2.column;
Syntax of equi join:
Select */exp
From table1,table2
Where table1.column=table2.column;
NATURAL JOIN
The tables should not have one or more pairs of identical named columns.
NOTE:Do notuse “on” clause in natural join.
Syntax:
Select *
From tab1 natural join tab2;
OUTER JOIN
Outer join gives the non-matching records along with matching records.
LEFT OUTER JOIN
•The LEFT OUTER JOIN returns all rows from theleft handtable and only those rows from the other table where the join condition is fulfilled.
•This will display all matching records and the records which are in left
hand side table those that are not in right hand side table.
Syntax:
SELECT*/columns
FROM table1 LEFT OUTER JOIN table2 ON table1.column=table2.column;
RIGHT OUTER JOIN
•The RIGHT OUTER JOIN returns all rows from right hand table and only those rows the other table where the join condition is fulfilled.
•This will display all matching records and the records which are in right
hand side table those that are not in left hand side table.
Syntax:
SELECT*/columns
FROM table1 RIGHT OUTER JOIN table2 ON table1.column=table2.column;
FULL OUTER JOIN
•This will display all matching records and the non-matching records from both tables.
•This is combination of left outer join and right outer join.

•Works on the principle that each and every record of one table matches with all records of other table.
•Cartesian joins results in valid results and also invalid results.(matchindand
unmatching)
•Always formed without any joining condition.
Syntax of cross join:
SELECT */exp
FROM table1 cross join table2;
Syntax of cartesian join:
SELECT */exp
FROM table1,table2;
The output of Cartesian is in the format of cross product hence name cross join.
SELF JOIN
•A self-join is a query in which a table is joined (compared) to itself.
•Self-joins are used to compare values in a column with other values in the same column in the same table.
•At run time the tables will be created
with 2 copies
Display the customer name, the item purchased and the amount he paid for each item.[using Equi Join]
Solution: SELECT custname,descr,billamount
FROM customer c,purchasebil lp, item i
where c.custid=p.custid
and p.itemcode=i.itemcode;
[using Natural Join]
Solution: SELECT custname,descr,billamount
FROM customer c natural join purchasebill p natural join itemi;
Display all the details of purchases done by customers,and
also display all the customer’s details even if they have not done any purchase.
Solution: select *
from purchasebill p right join customer c
on p.custid=c.custid
Display all the details of employee’s and their working
location along with manager id.
Solution: select *from empdetails e left join retailoutlet r on r.roid=e.worksin;
WAQ to display the customer name and the employee name.
Solution:select empname,custname
from empdetails
cross join customer;
Display all the details of employees and their corresponding retail outlet details and also display the details of employee's either who is not working or a retail outlet which does not have an employee working
there.
Solution:select *
from retailoutlet left outer join empdetails
on retailoutlet.roid=empdetails.worksin
UNION
select *
from retailoutlet right outer join empdetails
on retailoutlet.roid=empdetails.worksin;
WAQ
to display theempnameandsalary of employees whose salary is greater than what Peter is earning.
Solution:select f.empname,f.salary
from empdetails e,empdetails f
wheref.salary>e.salary and e.empname='Peter';


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h1. cplusplus
h2. What
Rubigen generators for C++ projects.
h2. Installing

sudo gem install cplusplus

h2. The basics

cplusplus project_name
 to create a new C++ project

script/generate class class_name
 to create a new class - Includes .cpp file, .h file, and a cppunit unit test.

script/generate file file_name
 to create a new file - Includes .cpp file, .h file, and a cppunit unit test.
h2. How to submit patches
Fork the project on github and send a pull request.
h3. Build and test instructions

cd cplusplus rake test rake install_gem

h2. License
This code is free to use under the terms of the MIT license.
h2. Contact
Comments are welcome. Send an email to "Matt Pruitt":guitsaru@gmail.com.


Overview
Lua library containing a dns client, several utilities, and a load-balancer.
The module is currently OpenResty only, and builds on top of the
lua-resty-dns
library
Features
- resolves A, AAAA, CNAME and SRV records, including port
- parses
/etc/hosts
- parses
/resolv.conf
and appliesLOCALDOMAIN
andRES_OPTIONS
variables - caches dns query results in memory
- synchronizes requests (a single request for many requestors, eg. when cached ttl expires under heavy load)
toip
applies a local (weighted) round-robin scheme on the query results- ring-balancer for round-robin and consistent-hashing approaches
Copyright and license
Copyright: (c) 2016-2018 Kong, Inc.
Author: Thijs Schreijer
License: Apache 2.0
Testing
Tests are executed using busted
, but because they run inside the resty
cli tool, you must
use the rbusted
script.
History
Versioning is strictly based on Semantic Versioning
2.0.0 (22-Feb-2018) Major performance improvement (balancer) and bugfixes
- BREAKING: improved performance and memory footprint for large balancers.
80-85% less memory will be used, while creation time dropped by 85-90%. Since
the
host:getPeer()
function signature changed, this is a breaking change. - Change: BREAKING the errors for cache-only lookup failures and empty records have been changed.
- Fix: do not fail initialization without nameservers.
- Fix: properly recognize IPv6 in square brackets from the /etc/hosts file.
- Fix: do not set success-type to types we're not looking for. Fixes Kong issue #3210.
- Fix: store records from the additional section in cache
- Fix: do not overwrite stale data in the client cache with empty records
1.0.0 (14-Dec-2017) Fixes and IPv6
- Change: BREAKING all IPv6 addresses are now returned with square brackets
- Fix: properly recognize IPv6 addresses in square brackets
0.6.3 (27-Nov-2017) Fixes and flagging unhealthy peers
- Added: flag to mark an address as failed/unhealthy, see
setPeerStatus
- Added: callback to receive balancer updates; addresses added-to/removed-from the balancer (after DNS updates for example).
- fix: SRV record entries with a weight 0 are now supported
- fix: failure of the last hostname to resolve (balancer)
0.6.2 (04-Sep-2017) Fixes and refactor
- Fix: balancer not returning hostname for named SRV entries. See issue #17
- Fix: fix an occasionally failing test
- Refactor: remove metadata from the records, instead store it in its own cache
0.6.1 (28-Jul-2017) Randomization adjusted
- Change: use a different randomizer for the ring-balancer to predictably
recreate the balancer in the exact same state (adds the
lrandom
library as a new dependency)
0.6.0 (14-Jun-2017) Rewritten resolver core to resolve async
- Added: resolution will be done async whenever possible. For this to work a new
setting has been introduced
staleTtl
which determines for how long stale records will returned while a query is in progress in the background. - Change: BREAKING! several functions that previously returned and took a resolver object no longer do so.
- Fix: no longer lookup ip adresses as names if the query type is not A or AAAA
- Fix: normalize names to lowercase after query
- Fix: set last-success types for hosts-file entries and ip-addresses
0.5.0 (25-Apr-2017) implement SEARCH and NDOTS
- Removed: BREAKING! stdError function removed.
- Added: implemented the
search
andndots
options. - Change:
resolve
no longer returns empty results or dns errors as a table but as lua errors (nil + error
). - Change:
toip()
andresolve()
have an extra result; history. A table with the list of tried names/types/results. - Fix: timeout and retrans options from
resolv.conf
were ignored by theclient
module. - Fix: nameservers with an ipv6 address would not be used properly. Also
added a flag
enable_ipv6
(default ==false
) to enable the useage of ipv6 nameservers.
0.4.1 (21-Apr-2017) Bugfix
- Fix: cname record caching causing excessive dns queries, see Kong issue #2303.
0.4.0 (30-Mar-2017) Bugfixes
- Change: BREAKING! modified hash treatment, must now be an integer > 0
- Added: BREAKING! a retry counter to fall-through on hashed-retries (changes
the
getpeer
signature) - Fix: the MAXNS (3) was not honoured, so more than 3 nameservers would be parsed
from the
resolv.conf
file. Fixes Kong issue #2290. - Added: two convenience hash functions
- Performance: some improvements (pre-allocated tables for the slot lists)
0.3.2 (6-Mar-2017) Bugfixes
- Fix: Cleanup disabled addresses but did not delete them, causing errors when they were repeatedly added/removed
- Fix: potential racecondition when re-querying dns records
- Fix: potential memoryleak when a balancer object was released with a running timer
0.3.1 (22-Feb-2017) Bugfixes
- Kubernetes dns returns an SRV record for individual nodes, where the target is the same name again (hence causing a recursive loop). Now those entries will be removed, and if nothing is left, it will fail the SRV lookup, causing a fall-through to the next record type.
- Kubernetes tends to return a port of 0 if none is provided/set, hence the
toip()
function now ignores aport=0
and falls back on the port passed in.
0.3.0 (8-Nov-2016) Major breaking update
- breaking: renamed a lot of things; method names, module names, etc. pretty much breaks everything... also releasing under a new name
- feature: udp function
setpeername
added (client) - fix: do not synchronize dns queries for ttl=0 requests (client)
- fix: full test coverage and accompanying fixes (ring-balancer)
- feature: auto-retry for failed dns queries (ring-balancer)
- feature: updating weights is now supported without removing/re-adding (ring-balancer)
- change: auto-retry interval configurable for failed dns queries (ring-balancer)
- change: max life-time interval configurable for ttl=0 dns records (ring-balancer)
0.2.1 (24-Oct-2016) Bugfix
- fix:
toip()
failed on SRV records with only 1 entry
0.2 (18-Oct-2016) Added the balancer
- fix: was creating resolver objects even if serving from cache
- change: change resolver order (SRV is now first by default) for dns servers that create both SRV and A records for each entry
- feature: make resolver order configurable
- feature: ring-balancer (experimental, no full test coverage yet)
- other: more test coverage for the dns client


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Amazon no longer selling child's T-shirt that says "Daddy's Little Slut"
by Mark FrauenfelderOnlyBabyCare will no longer be able to sell children's clothes with the phrase "Daddy's Little Slut" through the Amazon Marketplace, reports TMZ. Amazon removed the item from its database after people on social media said the thought the shirt was inappropriate.
From TMZ:
The product description is pretty rich ... with OnlyBabyCare claiming the garment was suitable for "playing outside, birthday party, baby shower, baptism, wedding, baby photography, daily wear, family day."
At least there's no sexism when it comes to these sluts ... the manufacturer said the shirt was unisex and suitable for "little girls or boys."
This brings to mind the kid's overalls I saw at a store in Tokyo called "Slut":


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Interface for data-warehouse (nc implementations) More...
#include <dw_interface0_NC.h>
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static Point | get_position (const Patch *p, const IntVector &i) |
| get position within patch More... | |
| static Point | get_position (const Level *l, const IntVector &i) |
| get position within level More... | |
| static IntVector | get_low (const Patch *p) |
| get patch first index More... | |
| static IntVector | get_high (const Patch *p) |
| get patch past the end index More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static constexpr Ghost::GhostType | ghost_type = Ghost::AroundNodes |
| type of ghost for variable in the datawarehouse More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| dw_interface0 ()=delete | |
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| dw_interface0 & | operator= (const dw_interface0 &)=delete |
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Interface for data-warehouse (nc implementations)
groups together various methods to get info about patches and levels which depend on the different types of variable representation and problem dimensions allowing to choose the relevant implementation at compile time
< VAR >
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protecteddelete |
prevent coonstruction
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protecteddelete |
Prevent copy (and move) constructor.
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inlinestatic |
get patch past the end index
| p | grid patch |
|
inlinestatic |
get patch first index
| p | grid patch |
|
inlinestatic |
get position within patch
| p | grid patch |
| i | grid index |
|
inlinestatic |
get position within level
| l | grid level |
| i | grid index |
|
protecteddelete |
Prevent copy (and move) assignment.
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static |
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A foreverloop is created to aid the mouse to continues to follow the mouse pointer. The Mouse move forward seven steps with a waiting time of one second.
A conditional statement of if
is added. When the distance is greater than 20, then the mouse point towards the mouse pointer and move seven steps.
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The Summary Accrual Import tool allows your to update you summary accrual details into OnCore.
You can export the accrual template below - This template provides the accrual sheet which allows you to prepare your accrual data. The spreadsheet makes it easier to prepare your data for import. You can make changes directly in the spreadsheet and then upload those changes into OnCore via Summary Accrual Import Tool
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The Summary Accrual Import tool prepares the summary of the accrual data received. The user can review this summary on the ‘Review’ screen and decide to either proceed or reupload the data.
On the ‘Review’ screen click on the button ‘Proceed’. The tool converts your data into summary accrual data and sends it to OnCore. The results are displayed on the screen upon completion. The user can verify the summary accrual data in OnCore(PC Console< Accrual).


Logs
Log all the backed up files with their final status.
SUMMARY_HERE
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File Path
Final Status
Destination


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"""
Tests for the spectrum and bunch classes
"""
import numpy as np
import pytest
from ChiantiPy.core import spectrum, bunch
# set temperature, density, wavelength
temperature_scalar = 2e6
temperature_array_1d = np.array([temperature_scalar])
temperature_array = np.array([1e+6,4e+6,1e+7])
temperature_array_long = np.logspace(5,8,10)
density = 1e+9
wavelength = np.linspace(200,400,1000)
wavelength_range = [wavelength[0], wavelength[-1]]
min_abund = 1.e-4
ion_list = ['fe_15', 'fe_16']
[docs]def test_spectrum_scalar():
_tmp_spec = spectrum(temperature_scalar, density, wavelength, minAbund=min_abund)
assert _tmp_spec.Spectrum['intensity'].shape == wavelength.shape
[docs]def test_spectrum_array():
_tmp_spec = spectrum(temperature_array_1d, density, wavelength, minAbund=min_abund)
assert _tmp_spec.Spectrum['intensity'].shape == wavelength.shape
_tmp_spec = spectrum(temperature_array, density, wavelength, minAbund=min_abund)
assert _tmp_spec.Spectrum['intensity'].shape == temperature_array.shape+wavelength.shape
[docs]def test_bunch():
_tmp_bunch = bunch(temperature_array_long, density, wvlRange=wavelength_range, ionList=ion_list)
# TODO: need to assert something here, not clear what exactly to test yet


OHA names interim executive Sylvia Hussey as permanent CEO | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Office of Hawaiian Affairs interim Chief Executive Officer Sylvia Hussey on Thursday was named the agency’s next permanent CEO in a unanimous vote of the board of trustees.
Hussey, a former OHA chief operating officer, will earn $170,000 a year under a five-year contract starting Dec. 1.
An educator who previously worked as a Kamehameha Schools administrator, Hussey became interim CEO on July 1, replacing seven-year executive Kamana‘opono Crabbe.
The board hired a professional consultant to search for a new executive, but OHA Chairwoman Colette Machado said Hussey’s performance as interim leader was “amazing.”
“Each trustee feels confident that they will be treated with the same kind of aloha that she can treat me as the chair and some of the leadership, and that’s important when you want to build unity,” Machado said.
In an interview, Hussey said she is already working on the agency’s 15-year strategic plan for improving education, health, housing and economic development. A challenge ahead will be to boost OHA’s image, she said.
“The agency is committed to doing good for our lahui (nation), but there have been, historically, things that have distracted from that intent,” she said.
Hussey, a certified public accountant, was hired as COO in November 2018 after more than 30 years in education administration, policy development, finance, operations and information technology. She previously served as executive director of the Native Hawaiian Education Council and before that as vice president of administration with Kamehameha Schools.
This year Hussey was reappointed by the state Board of Education as a commissioner of the State Public Charter School Commission.
Born and raised in Kohala, Hawaii island, Hussey currently lives in Kaneohe with her husband, Brian.


THE MATRIX A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: What a mixed bag! This is a film with great ideas, beautiful visuals, terrific martial arts, and concepts that tie reality in knots. It also has incredibly thin characters and long sections where the plot does not advance beyond who is kicking, shooting, or blowing up whom. The storytelling is totally muddled. But for the characters and the plot this would be a great film. Rating: 6 (0 to 10), high +1 (-4 to +4). Note: Every effort was made to keep this review spoiler-free.
THE MATRIX is a tough film to review for many different reasons. In the first place, what can one say about the basic concept without revealing too much? The entire premise of the film is something of a surprise. I will say that it is fair to say that things are not as they seem at the beginning of the film, but saying anything more than that about the premise could conceivably damage the viewer's enjoyment of the film. In this story the actuality is really very different from being what it seems to be. Philip K. Dick would have been right at home in THE MATRIX with his frequent stories of reality being turned inside out. I believe there was an episode of the newer series of THE TWILIGHT ZONE on this concept, but this is its first treatment in detail in a feature-length film.
Neo, the main character (played by Keanu Reaves), has this gut feeling that there is something different that is going on beyond with everybody seems to know. It is something VERY different. Neo wakes up one morning with a phone call from the mysterious Trinity (Carrie Anne-Moss) Trinity seems to be something like a hacker with what frequently look like magical powers--powers like an ability jump amazing distances. Trinity takes her orders from someone even more elusive and mysterious, the nearly omniscient super-hacker Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne). The government is trying to track down the hackers Trinity and Morpheus, and sends to recruit Neo some agents who look a lot like the title characters in MEN IN BLACK. Neo is given the choice of helping to capture Morpheus or of being enslaved by strange forces. Soon it is not clear to Neo what is real and what is in his dreams. But when he throws in his lot with Morpheus and Trinity, things become even stranger. And then they become a lot stranger still.
THE MATRIX is written and directed by brothers Andy and Larry Wachowski who previously demonstrated that they could write and direct a nice compact and tightly plotted thriller with BOUND. There is, sadly, little that is compact or tightly plotted about THE MATRIX. This is a film just chock full of martial arts fights, shootouts, and bomb explosions. But the Wachowskis spend very little screen time fleshing out their main characters or getting us to care too much what happens to them. We know they stand between the world and some really nasty fate. Presumably if they lose, the people in the audience lose also. But that is not the same thing as making us really care if these people live or die. Keanu Reeves sees to be is a sort of stupor through much of the film. That is not unrealistic considering the circumstances but it certainly kills his empathy value. The characters get themselves in and out of danger without ever creating dramatic tension.
Somehow in BOUND the Wachowski Brothers did a much better job of getting the audience to identify with their primary characters. Unfortunately, the two brothers were far more concerned about the look of the film than about making the audience empathize with Trinity or Neo or even Morpheus. This film shows the main characters getting lots of action, having lots of fights, but never giving us any reason to care who wins and who loses those fights.
The exquisite look of the film, frequently variations in visual themes of blacks and reds, is created by cinematographer Bill Pope, who previously filmed DARKMAN, ARMY OF DARKNESS, CLUELESS, and BOUND. Perhaps part of Pope's inspiration was the noir-ish world of DARK CITY. His photography nicely shows off the stunts and martial arts work of Hong Kong director Wu-ping Yuen, here just a stunt coordinator and a martial arts instructor. But all too often Yuen seems to be soaking up screen time. It seems a pity that this film has such an audacious concept and ends up with so many fights that could have been taken from any simple police procedural plot. It is a little insulting to the audience to present some of the more interesting ideas and then to treat them on such a superficial level, almost as if the script did not realize how good its own ideas were. THE MATRIX could have done so much more to engage the intellect and not simply a gut reaction.
When there was so much potential for an intelligent story here the Wachowski Brothers have opted to spend most of their screen time on mindless action. This is a good martial arts film and action film in a world already overflowing with martial arts and action films. It should please the vast bulk of the audience who want to see it Friday night, have a good time, and have forgotten about it by Saturday morning.  I rate THE MATRIX a 6 on the 0 to 10 scale and a high +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Module for creating the cartesian topology of the MPI processes and subcommunicators. More...
Data Types | |
| type | cart_comm_1d |
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| subroutine, public | mpi_topology_clean () |
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| subroutine, public | mpi_topology_make () |
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| type(cart_comm_1d), public | comm_1d_y |
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| type(cart_comm_1d), public | comm_1d_z |
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Module for creating the cartesian topology of the MPI processes and subcommunicators.
This module has three subcommunicators in each-direction and related subroutines.
| subroutine, public mpi_topology::mpi_topology_clean | ( | ) |
Destroy the communicator for cartesian topology.
| subroutine, public mpi_topology::mpi_topology_make | ( | ) |
Create the cartesian topology for the MPI processes and subcommunicators.
| type(cart_comm_1d), public mpi_topology::comm_1d_x |
Subcommunicator information in x-direction.
| type(cart_comm_1d), public mpi_topology::comm_1d_y |
Subcommunicator information in y-direction.
| type(cart_comm_1d), public mpi_topology::comm_1d_z |
Subcommunicator information in z-direction.
| integer, public mpi_topology::mpi_world_cart |
Communicator for cartesian topology.
| integer, dimension(0:2), public mpi_topology::np_dim |
Number of MPI processes in 3D topology.
| logical, dimension(0:2), public mpi_topology::period |
Periodicity in each direction.


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Nothing But The Best.
I am Student in Moringa School studying computer programming. I am currently on Prep course after successfully completing the Pre-Prep course. I am soon majoring on python.
This is a slum based project website that teaches the members of public on how to purify water,purifies it and supply to them at an affordable price
Languages used:
Nicen furniture company is a private company based in Ngong opposite CITAM church. It markets the products they sell at affordable price
Languages used:
I completed my high school four years ago and proceeded to Meru University for my undegraduate degree. During my industrial attachment i was lucky to undertake my training in a vast Kericho County Government ICT where i gained a lot of experence and knowledge. I have also worked with Moi university as a warehouse technician at DLP.
Some of my hobbies include:
I also have a number of interests:
Am a very skillful individual. Some of the skills I have include:


Extensions to the standard math library.
The math library is an extension to the standard library that includes the same additions to Roblox's math library:
Returns a number clamped between a minimum and maximum.
The clamp function returns x clamped so that it is not less than min or greater than max.
Includes optional base argument.
The log function returns the logarithm of x in base. The
default for base is e
, returning the natural logarithm of
x.
Rounds a number to the nearest integer.
The round function returns x rounded to the nearest integer. The function rounds half away from zero.
Returns the sign of a number.
The sign function returns the sign of x: 1
if
x is greater than zero, -1
of x is less than zero,
and 0
if x equals zero.


| Quest | Type | Recommended to Complete? | Notes |
| A Slippery Snack | Daily Quest Fishing | Yes | |
| An Old Favorite | Daily Quest Fishing | Yes | |
| Back to Basics | Daily Quest Cooking | Yes | |
| Happy as a Clam Digger | Daily Quest Fishing | Yes | |
| Remembering the Ancestors | Daily Quest Cooking | Yes | |
| Ribs for the Sentinels | Daily Quest Cooking | Yes | |
| Spice Bread Aplenty | Daily Quest Cooking | Yes | |
| Stocking Up | Daily Quest Fishing | Yes | |
| The Darkmoon Faire | Quest | Yes | |
| The Secret to Perfect Kimchi | Daily Quest Cooking | Yes | |
| The Sister's Pendant | Daily Quest Fishing | Yes |


FEATURES
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GET requests for configuration and status information retrieval
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Multiple output formats: add format extension at the end of the route (.xml, .json, .yaml)
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Named routes (hostname, service_name), not ID’s
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Full or short host/service state information (for short summary add /state at the end of the route)
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Lists of objects (hosts, services, configured objects) where applicable: add /list at the end of the route
Routes for configured objects in the system
Namespace for object configuration starts from “/objects”. Route may be appended by /list to get short list of objects or object classes.
All routes can be followed by format specifier: .(xml|yaml|json)
Following routes are implemented (all GET):
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/objects - all configured and parsed objects, groupped by class.
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/objects/list - list all configured and parsed object types
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/objects/object_class - full configuration of all objects in the given class. object_class is one of: host, hostgroup, servicegroup, etc. Any of the acceptable configuration options for Nagios. Note, object of the specific class must exist in objects.cache file, or it will not appear on the list.
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/objects/object_class/list - short list of all names of configured objects
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/objects/object_class/object_name - full configuration of the object.
Routes to get service status information
Every route can optionally end with “/list” or “/state” and format specifier .(xml|json|yaml)
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/list option produces only list of hosts/services
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/state - gives short status of host or service
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if none are provided, then will print out full parsed hash
Hosts
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/status - full list of all hosts with service(s) information
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/status.xml
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/status/list - list of hosts
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/status/list.xml
Services
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/status/hostname
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/status/hostname/services(/(list|state).FORMAT_EXTENSION?)?
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/status/hostname/services/_service name_
Examples
Status file
curl http://localhost:4567/status
curl http://localhost:4567/status/viy/state
curl http://localhost:4567/status/viy/services/list
curl http://localhost:4567/status/viy/services/list.json
curl http://localhost:4567/status/viy/services/state
curl http://localhost:4567/status/viy/services/state.yaml
curl http://localhost:4567/status/viy/services/SSH
curl http://localhost:4567/status/viy/services/SSH/state.yaml
Objects cache file
curl http://localhost:4567/objects/command
curl http://localhost:4567/objects/command/list
curl http://localhost:4567/objects/command.json
curl http://localhost:4567/objects/command/traffic-average
curl http://localhost:4567/objects/command/traffic_average.yaml
curl http://localhost:4567/objects/contact
curl http://localhost:4567/objects/contact/list
curl http://localhost:4567/objects/contact/list.yaml
curl http://localhost:4567/objects/host/list.yaml
curl http://localhost:4567/objects/host/viy


CA
CertificatePublisher
Client
ConfigMagic
ConfigMagic.Oopsie
DBCertificatePublisher
DBLink
DBPrivateKeyService
DBSessionTable
Echo
FilterServletInputStream
FilterServletOutputStream
Fingerprint
HttpFilter
HttpsecException
HttpsecFilter
HttpsecHeader
HttpsecHeader.Type
HttpsecPrincipal
HttpsecRequest
HttpsecResponse
HttpsecURLConnection
HttpsecURLConnectionFactory
HttpURLConnectionWrapper
MapSessionTable
Peer
Primitives
PrivateKeyService
Server
Session
SessionTable
SmartBuffer
TestClient
TestConfig
Tools
Utils
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